Company trucks and "Big Brother"

][/QUOTE]No disrespect intended. But, please, please be sure that you are dispensing correct information.[QUOTE

thats really good advice---since that video came from the drivers own dashcam and not a big brother cam

 

See why you are still a part of the British Imperial Empire up there canuck?

Us #### Yanks gotta do all the legwork for (yalls!)

For most, I'd just go ahead and clear my good name with the name of the company, and how this video found it's way to youtube.

However, since you have been banging around these environs for quite a while also, bloke. I'll leave this one to you.

Your apology will be appreciated. Yet, certainly not expected.

MajorTom

 

Graphic footage of a double fatal big rig accident which Cal Fire crews worked Monday near Colfax captured by Wal Mart truck on-board video recorder..


need citations ?

 

ok then--please tell me ,as i really dont know--which companies have cams on their drivers ,or cameras on the truck taping---cause i sure dont want to work there

 

Umm, yes for all the nonsense you've been spouting.

Although the wal-mart one sounds likely,kinda like dash mounted cop cams. But a real citation woull be good, not someone's blog site either.

-Steven

 

I know a local company that has in cab cameras that face the driver. According the the driver I know they are motion controlled, they active with hard braking, or other sudden movements of the truck.

 

It came from the drivers OWN video camera...That he had set up to protect himself, not a company camera.

 

Agreed. Although that was not the point that originally intended to make. I will concede that I lead it down that path by my comments regarding (other) truckers' possible experiences and uh hummmmm activities at some of the more (choice) truck stops across the US. My bad.

 

I like ya quote! We've got one here to? Without trucks, Australia stops!